The Republican journal., 1887-12-15

Husband, Florence Tyler; Reading. The New Wav
and the Old, Ada Litteiield selection, ilumt.
Circle, Orchestra. a vote of thanks was rendered to
the orchestra who generously gave their services
ana whose fine music was great addition to the
occasion. AT the close of the program the large
company We're invited to the dining hall where Il
bountiful supper awaited them. The guests all eN-
pressed much pleasure in the entertainment. and
we shall no doubt have many knocking for admis-
sion at our gates now that ;hey what live iii
stitution George Pratt Lodge s... Several of our
business men and at least one business woman re-
celved last week circulars from Il Boston firm al
vertisng their large stock of liquors and soliciting
orders. The addressed, envelopes which were en-
closed were promptly filed with appropriate
perance tracts by some of the recipients and return
cd to the sender. They had better reserve their
advertising matter for some town which doesn't
boast of a live Lodge and Temple. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. $. Rundett left for Bangor on Friday last.
they will visit Dover, \. H., before returning to
their home in Boston. Rev. W. Baldwin attend
Ell the funeral services of Mrs. Esther Calderwood
ut her late residence in Prospect on Sunday p. m
MI. Z. W. Trevette, highly respected citizen of
this place, died Saturday morning after long and
distressing illness. lie was born in Wintelport
June 10, 1922, and was Il son of Richard Trevette
lie went to California in 1858 where he remained
eleven years returning i'll 1854 lie leaves Il wife
but no children. Mr.. Trcvette was Il member of
Howard Lodge, F. Il A. NJ. His funeral took place
Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Cole of Coles
Corner, buried an infant six months Old Friday.
...Mrs Babbidge, who has been quite i'll, is re-
covering. Mr. J. W. Lowe sold his pair of fat
cattle which took the first premium at the Waldo
and Penobscot fair held last fall, to Mr.. Albert
Bean, of Bangor, last week. The terms are not
known but he probably received Il fancy price.
Mr. Edward Page lost u horse Thursday of last
week. While driving OH Main st. in Bangor, the
whihlc unfastened and fell against the horses
legs, frightening him that he ran and colidcd
with another team and the wagon thill was driven
into his breast nearly two feet. lie was driven
into swett's stable and finding that he was pas, re
covery was killed. Mr.. Page was thrown out in
the race, but although somewhat bruised was not
seriously injured. Mr.. Lewis Merrill is at home
for visit. He has been in Ohio for the past year.
...Mr. Howard Grant is quite sick with a sore
throat. Mrs. Emma Coppin and son returned
from Boston on Saturdays boat..... Mrs. Sarah
Morrill, left on Monday for Burlington. VT. where
she will spend the winter with her son.. Col n.
H. Hubbard! and family left on Mondays boat for
Boston where they will remain few weeks and
later they will probably go south. Miss May
larrabcc left on Monday for Midway, Mass......
Sch. Venus, Capt. Crockett, has returned from Il,
trip to ltocklaDd.. Sch VIM. Jewell of Rocklant
loaded here last week with lumber brought down
from Bangor, sailed Monday for Rocka :. Sch
Minnetta, Capt. Frank Crockett, arrived Sunday
loaded with corn and flour for c. +. Rich 4 Son.
....Sch. Kate Walker, Capt Newton, has arrived
loaded with cGaa for f. G.. Arey. Sch. Winslow
Morse, Capt. W. McnonOugl, arrived light to load
with hay.